Toshiba 32LL3C63DB 32-inch, Full HD, Freeview Play, Smart TV (2021 Model)

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The Picture Menu has 3 accurate Modes with a trio of Hollywood’s – Day, Night, Pro – where the latter supports Toshiba’s auto-calibration device which now seems to have disappeared from the UK. The colour performance shown above, gave us some clues that this might be an IPS panel as the better examples usually have great accuracy and the black level readings confirmed it.

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Despite the presence of the Cinema Mode in the Picture Menu, the L6353 was unable to pick up on the PAL-centric 2:2 film cadence, so you’ll be best using ‘upscaling’ players and set-to-boxes to perform the task for standard definition film content sent through an interlaced signal. The set mutes broadcast audio and plays your Bluetooth stream over whatever channel you happen to have on. We measured input lag at around the 30 millisecond mark, which is very impressive and means most current gen console games will lag by less than a frame.

The Toshiba 32L653 has both 2 and 10 point White Balancecontrols but using the more expansive set led to good charts but poor on-screen results, with lot of posterisation visible in certain conditions. The UL20 continues where the U29 left off, though at this size it’s not without a number of caveats and compromises.

Toshiba 32LL3C63DB 32-inch, Full HD, Freeview Play, Smart TV

Creditably, the L6353 was able to maintain that kind of performance with mixed content, and registered an average black of 0. We could repeat what was said about the U29 as apart from a few differences the two sets are virtually alike. As we can see from the graph above, not only is the panel inside the L6553 more or less achieving targets at full saturation, it’s hitting everything else in between.There was not much we could do with the gamma response but things were certainly much improved post calibration.